
Fresh fruits
Table grapes and Bhagwa pomegranates from Maharashtra, and mature coconuts from Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, packed for the journey.
- Grapes
- Pomegranate
- Coconut
Merchant exporter from Nashik, India
We source fresh produce, spices, natural food ingredients and eco tableware across India, from the regions where each grows or is made best, and ship them to importers, wholesalers and food businesses worldwide.
Explore what we exportA merchant exporter based in Nashik, Maharashtra, working between India’s growers and processors and the buyers who need their products overseas.
India grows different products best in different places. Around Nashik, our base, that means onions, grapes, pomegranates and G4 green chilli. Turmeric comes from Sangli and Selam, coconuts from Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, ginger from Karnataka, Kerala and the North-East, and dehydrated onion from processing centres such as Mahuva in Gujarat.
We source each product from the region best suited to it, check every lot against your specification, arrange packing and labelling, and ship from the port nearest that source, so transit stays short and freight stays sensible.
As a merchant exporter we are not tied to one farm or factory. That lets us match each order to the right source, and change source when quality or availability calls for it.
Six categories, each with its own sourcing region, grading standard and way of travelling. Open any category for its specification sheet.
Fresh produce and spice

Table grapes and Bhagwa pomegranates from Maharashtra, and mature coconuts from Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, packed for the journey.

Red onion from the Nashik–Lasalgaon belt, G4 green chilli and fresh ginger, size-graded and packed for container or air freight.

Two varieties buyers order by name, Sangli (Rajapuri) and Selam, as dried fingers or milled to the mesh you need.
Processed ingredients and eco tableware

White and red onion and garlic, dried and cut to size for seasoning, soup, sauce and snack manufacturers.

Unrefined cane sugar from Maharashtra, supplied in bulk or retail-ready packs for bakeries, beverage brands and ethnic grocery.

Plates, bowls, trays and lidded food containers moulded from sugarcane fibre, for foodservice and delivery.
Have a requirement in mind?
Each product comes from the region where it grows or is made best, and leaves from the port closest to that source. Choose a product to see its route.
By sea
By air
Typical routing. The port for each order is chosen for the shortest, most economical route from its source.
The same six steps for a first trial order and a repeat container. You always know which step your shipment is at.
Product, grade, quantity, packing, destination port and timing. We reply with questions or a quotation.
We send samples from the lot we intend to supply, with a written specification sheet to sign off against.
Proforma invoice with price basis (FOB or CIF), payment terms, packing, labelling and shipment date.
The lot is sourced from the right region, graded and packed to the approved specification, with your labels or private-label branding if agreed.
Lab testing and independent pre-shipment inspection where required, then the full export document set.
Loaded at the nearest suitable port, with stuffing photos, booking and tracking details, and documents sent ahead so your clearance is ready on arrival.
What you can expect on every consignment. Anything your market requires beyond this, tell us at inquiry stage.
We focus on four regions where Indian produce and ingredients already have established demand and trade routes.
West, across the Arabian Sea
The shortest route from India. Fresh onion, G4 chilli, fruit and spices for wholesale markets and retail chains.
North-west, by long-haul sea and air
Table grapes, dehydrated vegetables for food manufacturers, and compostable tableware.
East, across the Bay of Bengal
Onion, turmeric and jaggery for wholesale, processing and ethnic-food trade.
South-east, across the Indian Ocean
Spices, jaggery and processed ingredients, prepared for strict biosecurity checks on arrival.
Tell us what you need and where it is going. The more detail you give, the more exact our first quotation will be.
If yours isn’t here, ask it in your inquiry.
It depends on the product and how it travels. Fresh produce is normally quoted per container or per air consignment, and processed products can start smaller. Tell us your quantity and we will say whether it works and at what price.
Yes. We send samples from the lot we plan to ship, with a specification sheet. For perishable products we may share photos and a test report instead, as physical samples don’t travel well.
Payment terms are agreed per contract. For new buyers this is usually an advance payment with the balance against documents, or a confirmed letter of credit.
The port closest to where your product is sourced, for example Nhava Sheva for Maharashtra produce, Mundra or Pipavav for Gujarat, and Chennai, Tuticorin or Kochi for southern products. We confirm the port in the quotation.
Yes, for turmeric, dehydrated onion and garlic, jaggery and bagasse tableware. Send your artwork and label requirements and we will confirm packing options and lead time.
For products in stock, typically two to four weeks after contract and samples are approved. Private-label packing and lab testing can add time; we give you a shipment date in the proforma invoice.
We grade and pack against the specification you approved, and you can appoint any independent inspection agency to check the lot before loading. We arrange the visit and share their report with you.